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1 Apr 2021 A professor of Theology and Baptist Studies at Duke University Divinity School says that a social media post in which he called evangelical Christianity “the greatest threat to human existence” was “taken out of context.” “Worse. Evangelical Christianity is the greatest threat to human existence today. It must be laid waste,” wrote Duke Divinity professor Curtis Freeman in a now-deleted tweet. This guy Curtis Freeman is a Duke Divinity School professor and liberal Baptist. Tweet now deleted, but imagine if he had said this about Islam or Judaism. pic.twitter.com/DOhWgIe...

The interior of Goodson Chapel at Duke Divinity School. (Photo by Bluedog423 via Creative Commons license) Logan Lawrence had already been accepted to Duke Divinity School when she heard that the school would also be offering a mostly online version of the three-year master of divinity program beginning this fall. She immediately called to ask if she could switch her enrollment to the so-called hybrid program, which will require only one week of in-person classes each semester. Lawrence, 20, who works as a youth pastor at a United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Alabama, is...

By Various Authors WL recently asked a question of some of the most eloquent and enjoyable people we know­—those who have made studying, encouraging, and expanding our understanding of worship their life’s mission. They answered and, as we hoped, showed the amazing variation and diversity of emphasis and thought that we believe will inspire you to more profoundly lead in worship.  We also included a bonus perspective on the same theme from N.T. Wright via an earlier interview. How can worship/sung prayer be re-formed to more accurately reflect the Biblical narrative, encompass the past,...

For many schools, the Master of Divinity degree is moving online for good Duke Divinity School will begin offering a hybrid Master of Divinity degree with online classes and one-week in-person intensives — cementing what has become a growing trend among most free-standing seminaries. Photo by Grant Whitty/Unsplash/Creative Commons January 26, 2021 (RNS) — Logan Lawrence had already been accepted to Duke Divinity School when she heard that the school would also be offering a mostly online version of the three-year Master of Divinity program beginning this fall. She immediatel...

Kristen M. Moyer, MD Dr. Kristen Moyer is a board-certified internist and pediatrician specializing in hospice and palliative medicine. She received her MD from the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill and her Master of Theological Studies (MTS) from Duke Divinity School. Dr. Moyer completed her internship, residency, and chief residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital and fellowship at the Ohio State University. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics (FAAP) ABOUT OUR MEDICAL REVIEW PROCESSAt Medical News Today, we are committed to providing every individual with clear, cred...